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Meet Regulations with an Effective Needlestick Prevention Program in Your Hospital

By encouraging the creation of a needlestick prevention program in each hospital around the country, Inviro Medical Devices has established itself as a proven leader in heightening the level of infection control and safety initiatives in the healthcare industry. With its promotion of effective medication labeling techniques and safety products, Inviro is a trusted source in the medical industry.

Inviro Medical Devices is becoming a leading industry champion in the quest to increase infection control awareness and to protect healthcare workers, patients, and the environment with innovative medical devices. The Inviro Safety System is a suite of products designed to be a complete solution to a healthcare facility's overall safety requirements, through medication labeling and a focused needlestick prevention program.

Medication Labeling and Safety Measures for the Welfare of Staff and Patients

Our products help meet the regulations and recommendations set forth by the major healthcare regulatory organizations:

  • Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – A 2005 document issued by the FDA analyzes key sharps injury performance indicators as well as characteristics of a well-made safety product. The InviroSNAP! Safety Syringe is compared to the criteria.
  • Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) – Due to a high level of needlestick injuries, Congress was spurred into action, leading to the creation of the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act of 2000. OSHA issued a list of criteria to help reduce needlestick incidents.
  • National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) – The InviroSNAP! Safety Syringe is compared to NIOSH’s preferred characteristics for safety devices.
  • The Joint Commission – Hospital safety is of the utmost importance, and establishing a needlestick prevention program encourages staff to be aware of potential contaminants as well to adhere to medication labeling procedures.
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